Lessons From Church: Dancing Away Burdens and Learning Patience

The Beauty of Being in Church

There is something beautiful about being in church. Your burdens and little problems are forgotten — especially when you dance your problems away.

But coming to church isn't just about praising God. I'm not saying that praising God is the wrong idea or anything; in fact, it's one of the main ideologies.

Aside from that, when you come to church, you also come to learn. Coming to church means learning new things in a big fellowship.

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📖 The Little Things Matter

Most churches simply open the Bible and go — they take one or two scriptures and move on, thinking they have finished the service. I am not writing this to criticize anyone, and I don’t intend to. But I believe it’s the little things that matter.

Honestly, it feels so refreshing after our Sunday service in church — learning new things.

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🩺 A Talk on Rhesus Factor

Two Sundays ago, we had a talk on the Rhesus factor, and I was surprised that many didn’t know about it. My knowledge about the Rhesus factor came a few weeks earlier in school.

Rhesus factor and knowledge about it are very important because it affects pregnancy.

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⏳ Waiting With Patience

This Sunday, we learnt about “waiting with patience.” For me, it wasn’t really about the topic itself but the fact that I learnt something new.

It was about working towards what you want to achieve with faith. Don’t wait to get it before you start preparing.

Someone gave an example of a person who got a job abroad but couldn’t go because he didn’t have an international passport. He lost the opportunity despite waiting because he wasn’t prepared.

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🙏 Preparation and Patience

It’s not just about waiting on the Lord, but about how prepared you are when the thing you are praying for finally comes.

Joseph didn’t wake up one day and become a prime minister — he was prepared and edified by God.

David didn’t suddenly become king even after killing Goliath; he led small crowds before God entrusted him to lead many.

Sometimes it’s not just about waiting with patience, but about how prepared you are. Sometimes God withholds our miracles because we’re not prepared to receive them.